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Soft Scrambled Eggs
Author Notes: First, a confession: I used to hate scrambled eggs. They reminded me of sulfur-infused cardboard. Or insulation. Years later, I learned how to make creamy, soft scrambled eggs, and now I crave them regularly.
Good, free-range eggs are paramount to this recipe, for both taste and safety reasons, and they require very little embellishment: I add a small lump of mascarpone or creme fraiche, a dribble of cream, or whatever is around (not milk, which makes them tough), a dash of salt and pepper and nothing else. But I do believe that excellent scrambled eggs need to be cooked in butter -- even in a non-stick pan -- and while we're on the subject, salted butter is my preference. The recipe makes enough for two people, but I usually get it all to myself, as I'm married to someone who is egg averse -- what's more, leftovers can be gently reheated in the microwave, and they still won't remind you of cardboard! - Merrill Stubbs
Serves 2
- 4 large free-range or organic eggs
- 1 tablespoon mascarpone, creme fraiche, cream, what have you
- Dash of salt and freshly ground pepper, plus more for serving
- Knob of salted butter
- In a medium bowl, whisk together the eggs, mascarpone, salt and pepper. Be thorough, but don't worry if there are little bits of mascarpone flecking the egg.
- Heat a large, non-stick skillet over a medium-low flame. Add the butter and wait until it melts before adding the egg. If the egg starts to cook right away, turn the heat as low as it will go. Using a wooden spatula or spoon, stir the eggs constantly, scraping the bottom of the pan all over in a long, continuous motion. Do this for about 10 minutes, adjusting the heat as necessary (raise it a little if the egg touching the pan isn't cooking at all; lower it if it starts to cook quickly or look at all dry).
- Pull the eggs off the heat when they're still a little custardy-looking, but not runny -- they'll cook a bit more as you pile them onto your plate. Divide the eggs among two warm plates and serve immediately, with toast if you like, and more ground black pepper.
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Comments (32) Questions (0)
6 months ago Murray
Burn the butter! A little cream cheese in the mix works fine.
Remove pan from heat. Scramble soft. The burnt butter gives a great taste.
6 months ago Charlie
Scrambled eggs, using small curd cottage cheese!
Been making my scrambled eggs for over 25Y with cottage cheese.
An all but guaranteed tasty recipe for moist scrambled eggs!
Start with a few eggs and scramble about a tablespoon of cottage cheese in it, (can add bacon, ham, mushrooms....most anything you'd put in scrambled eggs)..... no 'exact' measurement for the cottage cheese.
Find your 'texture' and 'taste', then enjoy!
10 months ago DragonFly
Sounds great, I will try this tomorrow morning. I sometimes make scrambled eggs and when they are almost done I blend in a nice homemade cheese sauce, very creamy and good! Thank you for sharing.
11 months ago dndndn
Greetings...just found this one, is exceptionally good ! Have used cream cheese and dijon as commented, this is now requested every weekend by my wife who (formerly) didn't care for scrambled. Thanks so much! Great website btw :)
11 months ago
Merrill Stubbs
Merrill is a co-founder of Food52.
So glad you liked them, and thank you!
over 1 year ago Chris L
I found a neat trick for cooking scrambled eggs, chopsticks!
They let you have nicely scrambled eggs, and the eggs come off the pan as they cook, rather than being rolled around by a spatula.
about 2 years ago EmFraiche
I used cream cheese and they turned out great!
over 2 years ago mcs3000
I have always struggled to make perfect scrambled eggs until recently when i discovered this water bath method by Daniel Patterson - it works great: http://www.nytimes.com... - now I can't wait to try your method.
over 2 years ago bugbitten
This is a perfect recipe for scrambled eggs, which in my family used to be called scribbled eggs. I'm always surprised to see good cooks reaching for a skillet to make these. They're just as easily prepared in a saucepan, with less evaporation of the moisture the creator put in them. My secret ingredients are white pepper and nutmeg. I'm fairly sure that my scribbled eggs was one of three reasons my wife agreed to marry me.
over 2 years ago Cookie16
I was just watching an episode of "Julia and Jacques Cooking at Home—Eggs" and Julia used a method where she added some raw scrambled eggs to the cooked scrambled eggs in the pan just at the end to keep them creamy and soft.
I wonder how this compares to adding cream in terms of creaminess...?
over 2 years ago Burntoffering
Combining the recipes of two uncles, I use cream cheese and curry powder. Always a huge hit!
almost 3 years ago janine vici senior
i just ended work famished, and i didn't have mascarpone. so i used a delicious fresh chevre with basil + softened with greek yogurt, added to the black pepper/salt some snipped chives and cilantro :)... i'm venezuelan so i ate my delicious herby creamy yummy eggs with a flat arepa ( cornmeal flatbread indigenous to venezuela) i'm sooo happy. la al alalalallaá...janine
about 2 years ago GIOVANNI50
Mi amiga! What is the best ratio of harina PAN and water to make arepas? Do you add butter? Venezolano importado !
almost 3 years ago littleknitter
Merrill, you are an absolute genius! I always hated scrambled, eggs (admittedly, most of my experience with them came from breakfast buffets, but I still hated them when cooking them at home) and I simply couldn't understand what the appeal of scrambled eggs were.
I saw this recipe yesterday and got inspired. I tried them this morning and they were the best scrambled eggs I'd ever eaten! I'm totally a convert now :-) SO delicious!
almost 3 years ago
Merrill Stubbs
Merrill is a co-founder of Food52.
So glad you liked them!
about 3 years ago
Abbie is a trusted source on General Cooking.
I am 46 years old and I JUST made REALLY GREAT scrambled eggs for the first time ever. Yum! Thanks Merrill!!
over 2 years ago Cookie16
That's so cute—a breakthrough in breakfast at 46. Your comment made me smile :)
over 3 years ago peanutbutterjellygirl
I put the eggs and butter into a cold pot (not non stick) onto a burner on med low, stir constantly with a spatula pulling the pot on and off of the heat to make sure it doesn't cook hard. Pull the pot off when eggs are starting to curd but still creamy, add a bit of creme fraiche to stop the cooking and a bit of sea salt and fine ground pepper. It's very similar to a Parisian scrambled egg. It's amazing how the flavor of the egg is so altered by changing up the cooking process.
over 3 years ago
hardlikearmour is a trusted home cook.
I'm eating these eggs on some whole grain toast, and it makes a perfect simple supper. I added the mustard as suggested by mescobosa. Delish.
over 3 years ago beachgirlfoodie
Ijust discovered adding a couple of tablespoons of heavy cream to my free range scrambled eggs - makes all the difference in the world! And the butter too - love your recipe!
over 3 years ago java&foam
merrill....its a wonderful recipe. i have always used 2% milk but I'm sure the mascarpone would give it a luxuriously creamy texture. as a possible add-on to your recipe that I have always done, once i whisk the eggs before I add anything else, I send it through a wire sieve. my grandma taught me to do this, since the chalazae (connective tissue that helps hold the yolk in the center of the albumen was always a pet peeve of hers, and it has always given my scrambled eggs a silky edge they don't seem to have if I skip that step. admittedly it does add an extra step and is something else that has to be cleaned, but I always found it was worth it.
over 3 years ago AlainB
Thanks for this, my kids loved it!
over 3 years ago mescobosa
I am stunned that no one has added a comment mentioning the ultimate secret ingredient for the best tasting soft-scrambled eggs around. Add a half teaspoon or so of french country style (whole grain) dijon mustard! You will not taste the mustard (too little to impart a strong mustardy flavor) but something magical will happen to the eggs and you will be transported to a Parisian café. Try it!
over 3 years ago
AntoniaJames is a trusted source on Bread/Baking.
Such a great idea! Thank you posting/sharing it!!! ;o)
over 3 years ago
Merrill Stubbs
Merrill is a co-founder of Food52.
Yes, indeed! Can't wait to try it -- your description is inspiring.
about 2 years ago BoulderGalinTokyo
The Dijon really does something magicial--Thank you for a smart idea!
over 3 years ago Rhonda35
Merrill, YOU are the Queen of Scrambling (eggs, that is!!) I have never been able to make eggs the way my chef friends have - until this post! 4 tries later and I have got it down. I had the most delicious late-night snack thanks to you. Thank you! xoxo
over 3 years ago
Merrill Stubbs
Merrill is a co-founder of Food52.
Thanks, Rhonda. I'm so glad I could be of help!


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Avoid foods or smells that trigger your nausea. You may only feel like very bland foods, mostly carbohydrates, and it is fine to stick to these when you are feeling unwell. Each person is different and you will learn what triggers your nausea. For example, if the smell of cigarettes or coffee makes you feel nauseous, speak to your partner, family, friends or work colleagues about this and ask them to be considerate.
Keep crackers or a similar plain snack handy for those times when you feel overwhelmed by nausea. An empty stomach is often a trigger for these unpleasant moments. Eat little and often to keep your blood sugar stable and to avoid an empty stomach. Stay away from rich, fatty or highly-spiced foods as much as possible.
It is best to stick to a balanced diet of wholesome, unprocessed foods. In addition, natural remedies can offer additional support and comfort during this time of digestive disturbances, as many offer many therapeutic properties. This has been documented in numerous studies (Bryer, E. A literature review of the effectiveness of ginger in alleviating mild-to-moderate nausea and vomiting of pregnancy. J.Midwifery Womens Health 2005;50(1):e1-e3.) (Smith, C., Crowther, C., Willson, K., Hotham, N., and McMillian, V. A randomized controlled trial of ginger to treat nausea and vomiting in pregnancy. Obstet.Gynecol. 2004;103(4):639-645.).
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Good Morning Mama is a 100% homeopathic formula and contains the following ingredients in therapeutic dosage: Ferrum phos (6C), Ginger, Peppermint, Nux vom (30C), Nat mur (6C), Nat phos (6C).
- Mentha pip (3X) is a calmative homeopathic remedy that supports digestion and promotes the flow of bile. It is also helpful in relieving the feeling of the stomach 'turning' or 'flipping'. Traditionally recommended for nausea, recent studies have supported its ability to calm and settle the stomach (Evans BK, Levine DF, Mayberry JF, and et al. "Multicentre trial of peppermint oil capsules in irritable bowel syndrome." Scand J Gastroenterol 1982;17:503.).
- Ferrum phos (6X) is a biochemic tissue salt which is very helpful in settling the stomach and is also an excellent tonic for the urinary tract, helping to tone the muscles of the bladder – which is very beneficial during pregnancy when the bladder may be under light strain.
- Zingiber (3X) has a long history of use and modern research confirms its effectiveness in relieving the symptoms of common nausea. Zingiber is a well-known tonic for the digestive system – with particular support during pregnancy as studies have shown (Bryer, E. A literature review of the effectiveness of ginger in alleviating mild-to-moderate nausea and vomiting of pregnancy. J.Midwifery Womens Health 2005;50(1):e1-e3.).
- Nat mur (6X) is a biochemic tissue salt effective for common feelings of nausea, and also helps to maintain normal salivation levels within the mouth. Nat mur is also an effective digestive tonic.
- Nat phos (6X) helps to maintain normal pH in the body and also supports healthy digestion.
- Nux vom (30C) is a natural remedy well known for its supportive properties for the digestive system.
This homeopathic remedy is an OTC medicine registered with the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
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Native Remedies homeopathic products and biochemic tissue salts never contain any animal products, gluten, artificial colors, flavors or preservatives, and are not tested on animals. Our products are always backed by our One Year Unconditional Money Back Guarantee.
How do I use Good Morning Mama?
Chew or dissolve these very small pleasant-tasting granules directly in the mouth. This method is safe for even small babies.
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Caution: Common queasiness during pregnancy is perfectly normal, especially during the first trimester. However, if you have severe vomiting and haven't been able to keep anything, including fluids, down for 24 hours or more you should consult your doctor for advice as a precaution.
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Four-time Sunny King Charity Classic champion Ott Chandler sure wishes he didn't know about playing with a broken right big toe. Benji Turley, perennially one of the tourney's top players, could do without his months-long schooling on a torn labrum and the tendon tasked with lifting his left arm up.
Neither wants to know about life without the Sunny King Classic, however, and neither wants to let down his partner in the two-man tournament that serves as the jewel of the Calhoun County golf calendar. So, they're on the course for this weekend's 35th King Classic, injuries and all.
"It's a really strong tournament that goes to a good cause," Chandler said.
Chandler and Turley remain strong players, injuries and all.
Chandler and teammate Nathan Bennett combined to shoot a 59 during Friday's first round, and their tandem stands five shots back of leaders Adrian Geeting and Kenny Wright.
Turley and Brian Macoy finished their round at Silver Lakes at 64 and stand 10 shots off the lead with two rounds to play.
Chandler and Turley will test their injuries today at Cider Ridge, then Sunday at Anniston Country Club, assuming they withstand the three-day, 54-hole grind.
Turley has taken three cortisone shots this year and may undergo surgery, pending doctor's advice. He couldn't lift his left arm two weeks ago and, after undergoing an MRI, told Macoy to consider Plan B.
Turley says he feels better this weekend. He hardly noticed his injury Friday, short of attempting to toss a club to Macoy or ball marker to Ryan Howard, a member of the other tandem in their foursome.
"It feels 80 percent better now than it did two weeks ago," Turley said. "I don't know why. I guess it's taking 800 milligrams of Ibuprofen every day."
Chandler walks with a noticeable limp. He takes off his shoe to show his "buddy tape,"where doctors taped his big toe and the toe next to it together.
This came less than two weeks after Chandler says he broke his right big toe bone "in half," and that's not even the scariest ordeal he has been through lately. The 49-year-old suffered his third heart attack five weeks ago, causing doctors to insert four stents.
Chandler spent eight days in the hospital for the heart attack. He spent three days in the intensive care unit because he suffered a torn esophagus as medical personnel removed a catheter.
Within three weeks after leaving the hospital, he broke his toe while playing the first round of the Silver Lakes Invitational.
"I was playing in flip flops like an idiot and got over on a bank," he said. "My two partners hit it in the water, and I'm trying a hard hook.
"My feet came out from under me, and the chord on my flip flops just broke my toe right in half."
Chandler got his buddy tape and a walking boot. Doctors recommended five weeks in the boot, but he shed it after eight days.
He said he feels his first-ever broken toe in even the most routine life activities -- four times in each golf swing.
"When you take the club away, you pressure it on your right foot," he said. "When you come back through, there's pressure coming off your right foot. … The harder you swing, the more you feel it. The longer the iron or driver or 3-wood, when you've got to push off, the more you feel it."
Chandler estimated he's playing at 80 percent in the Sunny King. It helps to have a long-driving partner like Bennett.
"What times I had to drive the ball good, I did," Chandler said. "But Nathan hit the ball so good that I didn't have to drive it many times, and that makes a big difference, not having to swing hard.
"If I was out there, having to swing hard, it would probably be 60 percent, just because I couldn't do it."
The biggest test for Chandler will come Sunday at ACC, when he has to drive the ball for himself in the best-ball format.
Motivation to play abounds for Chandler. There's the draw of the tournament, the charities the tourney helps to support and mutual commitment between partners.
There's also Chandler's own history and the chance to add to it. If he and Bennett win, then Chandler will have his fifth championship with his third different partner.
"It's just a prestige thing," he said of the Sunny King, "but it would mean a lot to me, if we could get out there and win one."
He vowed, however, to not dance at any of the tournament parties, and he's learned one important lesson.
"I won't be playing in flip flops again," he said.
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Talk about a long history of success — the Empty Stocking Gala, now in its 24th year, was the brainchild of Colleen Roberts and Sue Taylor. The two friends saw a need in our community, got more of their friends together, and the rest is history. Proceeds provide Christmas gifts — as well as help throughout the year — for every child in the care of the Department of Human Resources in Calhoun and Cleburne counties.
Empty Stocking's new board members Becky and Terry Wilson, Kari and Will Payne and Bruce Adams, along with returning board members Lisa and Mike Askew, Brenda and Joe Bynum, Karen and Mark Lee, Sherlyn and Corey McWhorter, Edith and Paul Trammell, Kenny Steppe, Karlynn and David McCormack, Manju and Nick Purohit, Tammy and Gary Wigington, Toni and Art Hathorn, Julie and Jeff Hansek, Chuck Ward, Ashley and Stephen Lines and Brenda and Melvin Morgan invite you to join them for a festive evening.
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Join us on a challenging cycling tour following some of the Tour de France's famous hill climbs over the hills of the Luberon and to the top of Mont Ventoux. We discover the landscape that inspired Van Gogh, visit ancient vineyards and hilltop villages. Sample some of the regions gastronomic highlights along the way.
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- Mont Ventoux - Cycle up the legendary Tour de France mountain
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Spacious Irish pub with all the trimmings near AT&T Park. – In Short
Decorated from floor to ceiling with requisite sports, Guinness and pro-Irish paraphernalia, this roomy, SoMa pub offers pints, grub and mixed-drink shooters steps from the ballpark. Cozy pockets of comfortable booths, bench seating and tables for two frame a large, three-sided, square bar which gets packed on game nights. Lunch and dinner menu options include burgers, sandwiches, and extras such as mussels in Guinness and garlic. The Irish coffee here is made with Illy Italian coffee, but most just come for the beer.
very unfriendly bouncers – stopped by before a giants game. i just got through reading the sign behind the bar telling the patrons how friendly the staff is and how it's all about the patron when a door guy comes up behing me and says, "i'm gonna need your stool". i had no idea the thug worked there and thought i was being mugged. he was trying (successfully) to be real intimidating. so i say,"what do you mean you need my seat?" so he tells me he needs to take like he took everyone elses. apparently i was sitting in a 'no stool zone'. i then realized he works there. so i told this idiot that he should've told me he works there before demanding my stool. didn't go over well. so the rest of the time i was there, i observed him and the other gorilla at the door. two of some of the biggest jerks i've ever encountered. a real turn-off. probably won't go back. the bar staff in contrast was friendly.
very pretty and nice servers,great live bands!! – I go to Oneills all the time and the food is great,theyour arm off and beat staff is amazing. The bouncers look like theyd rip your arms off and beat you with them but they are some of the nicest blokes around. 3 Cheers to O'neills for the great improvments!!
Nothing Like a Great Pint and a Great Irish Breakfast – I've had Very Good Lunches at O'Neill's but nothin's says Lovin' like a Great Irish Breakfast and a nice pint of Guinness!! My plan moving forward is to go in for breakfast a few hours before the Giants game. I highly recommend it!!
Shite – Lousy, slow bar, awful food. Overpriced. Why bother? there are many other decent bars around. I go to the Chophouse. This is a tourist's idea of what an Irish pub should be; Un-authentic, boring and commercial. The owner has pictures of himself on the wall. Very un-Irish.
Great Service and Atmosphere – I was visting San Francisco 6 months ago and wanted to grab a few beers and a game and stumbled across the best Irish Pub I've ever been in. Great crowd (meet my girlfriend there), great service (Eron helped me a ton with a surprise Valentine's Day gift), and great atmosphere. Everytime I go back I'll stop at O'Neill's. For those of you who are lucky enough to live in San Francisco you need to make the trip. It's well worth it.
Great place with or without baseball season – During Giants season the place was packed and so much fun. I visited it again once the season was over thinking it might not be as lively as before. To my surprise the place was packed! It's become a great neighborhood pub! The food is great, the staff is friendly, and the live bands are wonderful. I came in for pub quiz and had so much fun. Overall its a great place.
They serve a fantastic fish and chips, very large portions. try the kiddie Order for size. – It was my first visit to a Pub and I thought the experience was such a treat. the place had a very homy, earthy ,European appeal. I would say really authentic because It had all sorts of wall decor ,paraphernalia, Irish quotes and sayings on the walls and ceiling. It was fascinating to see and look at. i'd say the owners spent a whole lot of time and effort in the construction, because of the History and culture they invesed in the place.
I swear the food tastes extremely awsome. I love the real down to earth Dublin feel of the food served. They have a full Irish breakfast, which you just can not get anywhere in America..
Lunch for One – I came in by myself on a weekday for lunch. I walked in and there was about six people in the bar. Their menu consisted of pub grub like burgers, fish and chips, and shepards pie. The food came out quickly and I had a nice chat with the bartender, Kelly. I liked the breading that they used for the fish and chips, and their coleslaw was not runny or tasteless. My first experience was awesome and I hope that everyone else has a great time. They also have PUB QUIZ on Sunday nights.... and excellent addition to the neighborhood.
Night Life Finally – I have to tell you i have a Bouncer in the area a WHILE and finally a pub that is open until 2:00am, I found the doorstaff to be very professional and curtis! The bar staff is amazing, I have been hanging out since the new pub opened and have meet some kind people, on some occassions celebraties have popped in where they were treated just like an average joe. All I have to say is GO O'NEILLS you are doing just wonderfull in your new location!
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Top 10 most read Gear Live stories in 2013
Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Apple, Cell Phones, Wearables, Features, Internet, Mods / Hacks, Music, Portable Audio / Video, Software
Sure, we've given you a list of our top 10 most popular stories of 2013, but we figured we'd go a bit more broad than that. We also thought it would be interesting to give you a look at the top ten most read stories on this site this year, period, regardless of what year they were posted. We must say, we're just as surprised as you are at what did (and didn't) make the list! For example, you guys seem to really like Apple. Here we go:
- Sleeptracker Watch review: This one focuses on a watch that tracks your sleep data and aims to wake you up when you are in your lightest phase of sleep. The result is that you wake up feeling more rested, and more refreshed.
- Flash on iPhone is just around the corner: This five-year-old article made it's way back after being linked to by John Gruber of Daring Fireball. Since then we've learned that just because it's in testing behind closed doors, doesn't mean that it's going to make it's way to public release. Also, John, why couldn't you have linked to when we broke what was the biggest Apple software leak of the decade?
- Mod your Xbox without a mod chip: This is an all-time favorite of our readers. It dropped out of the top 10 last year, but has reappeared for 2013.
- Apparently that Xbox 360 Red Ring of Doom issue hasn't been fixed
- OS X 10.9 Mavericks Developer Preview 3 now available
- How To Mod Your iPhone on Windows Using iBrickr
- Apple releases iOS 7 beta 2 with iPad support: iOS 7 beta 1 supported the iPhone and iPod touch only. When beta 2 arrived with iPad support, many were excited.
- TiVo out-of-home remote streaming arrives on Roamio Plus, Roamio Pro DVRs: We'd been waiting for this feature for a long, long time, and it is finally here.
- Exclusive details on the next Nike+ FuelBand: We got exclusive details on the new Nike+ FuelBand months before its release.
- iPhone 5s review: Our review of Apple's flagship smartphone for 2013.
Any surprises? For a trip down memory lane, check out the top ten most-read stories in 2012, 2011, 2010.
We've also compiled a list of the stories that have dropped out of the top ten between 2012 and 2013, which you can check out after the jump, and don't miss the ten most popular Gear Live videos of 2013 either!
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Top 10 Gear Live Videos of 2012
Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Accessories, USB, Apple, Cell Phones, Features, Handhelds, Home Entertainment, Microsoft, Video Games, Videos
2012 is set to come to a close in just a few hours, and we are just in time with our annual top 10 list of the most-watched Gear Live video episodes. Over the past year, as expected, there was a bunch of Apple gear that made the list, and it's dominated by smartphones and tablets, with the exception of two Monster headphones, a look at the Boeing 787, and a USB 3.0 hard drive.
Oh, and if you wanna be sure to get our new video episodes as they come out in 2013, be sure to subscribe to us in iTunes, on YouTube, or in your RSS reader!
Also, you can check out the top ten videos from 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008, and 2007 - and when you're done, be sure to check out the top 10 most popular Gear Live stories of 2012 as well!
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Top 10 most read Gear Live stories of 2012
Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Apple, Cell Phones, Wearables, Features, Internet, Mods / Hacks, Portable Audio / Video, Software
Sure, we've given you a list of our top 10 most popular stories of 2012, but we figured we'd go a bit more broad than that. We also thought it would be interesting to give you a look at the top ten most read stories on this site this year, period, regardless of what year they were posted. We must say, we're just as surprised as you are at what did (and didn't) make the list! For example, you guys seem to really like Monster's Beats by Dr. Dre audio line. Here we go:
- ColorWare now offering custom-painted Beats by Dr. Dre Studio headphones
- White iPhone 4 vs. black iPhone 4 comparison
- iPhone 3G vs iPod touch 2G in pictures: Odd that an image gallery featuring the iPhone and iPod touch from two years ago made our top ten list, but there it is!
- Exclusive: Pink Beats by Dr. Dre Charles Hamilton customs
- Limited Edition white Beats by Dr. Dre headphones hands-on: You can't deny that Monster has a hit on their hands with the Beats by Dr. Dre line of headphones.
- iPhone 5 vs. iPhone 4S vs. Original iPhone in pictures
- iPhone 5: White & SIlver or Black & Slate? (gallery)
- iPhone 5 White & Silver unboxing gallery
- Bleeding Edge TV 190: How to Replace Your iPhone Battery
- iPod touch picks up 4-inch display, better cameras, new colors, and Siri
Any surprises? We've also compiled a list of the stories that have dropped out of the top ten between 2010 and 2011, which you can check out after the jump, and don't miss the ten most popular Gear Live videos of 2012 either!
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Black Friday 2012: Target
Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Accessories, Apple, Google, HDTV, Home Entertainment, Hot Deals, Movies, Music, PC / Laptop, Video Games
We've been busy posting some of the tech-heavy Black Friday 2012 sales that we're finding, and now we've arrived at Target. Doors at Target will open at 9:00pm on Thanksgiving, but you can get a ton of deals online, which is always our preferred method of beating the crowds. We've got the full list of the more noteworthy items the break, and it's definitely worth taking a look. Can't wait a day or two? Target is also running a Beat the Rush sale right now!
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Beats Pill Bluetooth speaker launches at $199
Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Accessories, Music, Portable Audio / Video, Wireless / WiFi
It's not just the Beats Executive on-ear headphones that are new from Beats Audio, as the company has also released it's own portable Bluetooth speaker: the Beats Pill. Yes, it's a pill-shaped speaker, likely a play on the fact that it's part of the Beats by Dr. Dre line, and doctors prescribe pills. Anyhow, cheesy concept aside, the Pill brings 12 watts of power across four 1-inch drivers into it's contoured frame, made up of metal grilles and soft-touch plastic. The rechargeable battery can pump out up to 7.5 hours of tunes, and offers NFC support for easy pairing with Bluetooth devices that support the standard (including the upcoming Lumia 920, HTC devices, and all Android Jelly Bean NFC smartphones--the iPhone doesn't have NFC support at this time.) A microphone is also built-in, allowing the Pill to also work as a speakerphone, and a physical audio input lets you connect devices that don't support Bluetooth as well. You can pick up the Pill Bluetooth speaker for $200.
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Beats Executive over-ear headphones now available
Posted by Jason Diaz Categories: Accessories, Music
Beats Audio has introduced a new model in the head-bumping Beats by Dr. Dre lineup: Beats Executive. These headphones have noise canceling technology built-in and are available today for the tune of $299.95. In addition, the materials used are far superior compared to the popular Beats Studio and Beats Solo models, which are mostly comprised of plastic. Instead, these are made from brushed aluminum and stainless steel, and the ear cups are said to be hand stitched during manufacturing. The Beats Executive feature noise cancellation that's powered by two AAA batteries, which should last for about 25 hours of usage before you need to swap in a fresh pair. You can pick these up now for $300.
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Beats Electronics acquires MOG music service
Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Corporate News, Music, Portable Audio / Video
The rumors have been swirling for months, and now it's official--Beats Electronics has acquired MOG. Beats Electronics is the force behind the Beats by Dr. Dre headphone line and the Beats Audio profile, while MOG is a fledgling streaming music service that, while popular, has been in an uphill battle against services like Spotify, Rdio, and Rhapsody. The purchase means that Beats Electronics now has an end-to-end solution, controling both the hardware for listening to music, and the service to consume it as well.
Click to continue reading Beats Electronics acquires MOG music service
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Video: How to create your own Beats by Dr. Dre headphones
Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Wearables, Design, Mods / Hacks, Music, Videos
Here at Gear Live, we know just how popular the Beats by Dr. Dre line of headphones can be. After all, when we post about them, those are typically the most read items of the day. However, while they look good and have great endorsements behind them, some people prefer other models of headphones due to the audio profile. What is one to do if the Beats profile isn't the sound they crave, but the Beats look is exactly what they're looking for? One option is to grabs some spray paint and get to work.
Casey Neistat just posted a video on YouTube that shows how he turned a pair of Bose QuietComfort 15 headphones into Beats by Dr. Dre knockoffs. Sure, he may have sprayed over the microphone that the headphones rely on for noise cancellation, but sometimes that's the price you've gotta pay to look good.
HTC Incredible 4G specs and photos leaked
Posted by Andrey Malskiy Categories: Cell Phones, Rumors
The HTC Incredible 4G has been kept under wraps leaving us to only guess what the phone might be like. Well, thanks to a quality leak we now have the specs and pictures of the phone.
Android Police reports that the phone has about a 4-inch high definition display (this is only a visual guess,) and is powered by a 1.2 GHz processor with 1GB of RAM, and (of course) will run on Verizon's LTE network. It'll run Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich out of the gate alongside Sense 4. The smartphone will also feature an 8 megapixel rear-facing camera and a VGA-front-facing camera, NFC, MHL, and Beats Audio support. The estimated price is in the neighborhood of $99-$149 with a two year contract.
Check out more photos after the jump and let us know what you think!
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Nokia Lumia 800 and Monster Purity Headphones giveaway!
Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Accessories, Cell Phones, Features, Music
If you've been checking out the Gear Live Twitter and Facebook pages, then you've likely been looking forward to our next giveaway, featuring the Nokia Lumia 800 and Monster Purity Headphones. Well, the time is now!
The Nokia Lumia 800 is a super-sexy Windows Phone device for AT&T that features a 3.7-inch 800x480 ClearBlack AMOLED display, 1.4 GHz processor, Carl Zeiss 8 megapixel wide angle lens with dual LED flash, and a seamless, curved glass one-piece body design.
The Purity HD stereo headphones from Monster feature Windows Phone playback controls, as well as ControlTalk Universal. This means you can control both your media and phone calls hands-free. It's also got a tangle-resistant cable, and comes with a hard shell carrying case. The best part? The headphone color matches the color of your Lumia 800!
Microsoft only sells the Lumia 800 as part of an $899 bundle here in the US, but we're giving you the opportunity to win the smartphone and Purity HD headphones right here, for free! Here's how to enter:
- Follow the Gear Live Twitter account and post this exact tweet: "Hey @gearlive hook me up with that @Nokia Lumia 800! #PuritybyMonster http://gear.lv/e-lumia800" (Click here to tweet this now)
- Use the hashtag #PuritybyMonster in your tweets over the next week
Do that, and you're in! Now here is the fun part - you can enter as many times as you'd like by including the hashtag #PuritybyMonster in your tweets next seven days. At the end, we will pick a winner randomly from all valid entries. If you use Twitter regularly, just throw #PuritybyMonster into your tweets over the next week, and you could walk away with this awesome prize. The winner must be over 18, and must have a mailing address within the US to be eligible. Contest ends at 12:00am on April 12th!
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This is the ABSOLUTE PREMIER CORNHOLE GAME SET**(see below!) in the industry.
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Twill/Suede resin-filled cornhole bags. Bags have 2 playing surfaces. A Sticky side for stick and a Slick side for slide. Two-sided surface adds greater dimension to your cornhole game. AC Classic Players Choice Bags are Best played on Boards with a good lacquered playing surface.(such as the official American Cornhole Boards shown here).
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Its an addictively fun game played throughout the Midwest, but is quickly becoming a national phenomenon. Its played similarly to horseshoes but is much safer. Opposing teams of one to two players toss corn-filled bags at slanted boards placed 30 feet apart. One point is achieved by landing a bag on the board and three points for a bag that goes through the hole. The first team to twenty-one wins!
The mission of American Cornhole is to bring premium quality game boards and bags to the world. Our sets appeal to both the enthusiast who has played the game competitively for years and the first-time player. With our Tournament Series game boards and premium Classic Players Choice bags, we are the new standard by which all other Cornhole games are measured.
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Special Education Listserv
Subject: ARRA Coding and Assurance Statement
Source: School Finance
Intended Audience: Special Education Directors, Superintendents
Date: February 8, 2011
Federal regulations require recipients of ARRA funds to demonstrate that revenues and expenditures of ARRA funds are accounted for separately from other funds. DESE has developed the attached guidance to assist districts with compliance.
Administrative Memo FAS-11-008 discusses the appropriate coding of State Fiscal Stabilization Funds (SFSF) and American Reinvestment and Recovery Act (ARRA) Funds.
Administrative Memo: http://dese.mo.gov/am/fas/
An assurance statement needs to be completed by each district/charter school and returned to DESE by February 22, 2011. The assurance statement is a fillable pdf document; please type in the fields for the county-district code, district/charter school name, the date, and check the appropriate assurance statement box before printing and signing the document. Please e-mail the completed and signed document to email@example.com or fax it to 573-526-6898.
Questions may be addressed to 573-751-0357 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
We appreciate your willingness to help comply with federal requirements.


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Throughout the season former player Clive Walker has been providing radio and TV commentary on Chelsea's games. Here he selects five aspects from Sunday's final victory that caught his eye…
1. It was an open game with both teams looking to score goals and not taking their foot off the gas. With David Moyes leaving Everton, he wanted to finish on the front foot and the players having respect for him were trying to achieve that, and it made a match of it. It was entertaining for a last game of the season when sometimes they can be quite dull.
2. Rafael Benitez played both Demba Ba and Fernando Torres and with Victor Moses maybe not totally fit, there were few players available to fill the attack. Torres playing slightly out of position was awkward for him a few times, he did get caught defensively, but overall he equipped himself well and 22 goals for the season is a good return.
3. There were a few good individual battles going on during the match. Sylvain Distin against Demba Ba was one and for a 35-year-old, Distin was exceptional. David Luiz and Victor Anichebe was another until our player worked it out before half-time that he couldn't win the ball in front of Anichebe because he is so colossal. In the second half David Luiz was exceptional by his level of discipline and that made us so solid. In the end Everton took Anichebe off.
4. It was a much better half for Chelsea after the break because we put Everton on the back foot. We played higher up the park whereas after they scored in the first half we dropped off, got deeper and deeper and our midfield didn't engage with their midfield so Everton started to control it. Steven Naismith found lots of space in front of our back four.In the second half we pushed up a little bit. It was only 10 yards or so but it squeezed the play, our midfield engaged with theirs and it closed the gaps. Before the game there might have been concern we were tired but it was our players who upped the tempo in the second half.
5. We've already seen Ryan Bertrand come into the team and now Nathan Ake is getting games and he was good against Everton. His reading of the game is exceptional for a young player and his work-rate helped out. Playing alongside Frank Lampard his discipline was good and he only got caught out once or twice early on. The two of them working together in midfield were terrific.
Clive Walker is part of the commentary team for games on chelseafc.com this season. Go to our Matchday Live section or hear it via our Mobile App.


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Look At Consequences Of Rejecting Medicaid Expansion Leads First Quarter Health Affairs Blog Most-Read List
April 14th, 2014
Given their recent mention in Paul Krugman's New York Times' column, it's not surprising that Sam Dickman, David Himmelstein, Danny McCormick, and Steffie Woolhandler's discussion of the health and financial impacts of opting out of Medicaid expansion was the most-read Health Affairs Blog post from January 1 to March 31, 2014.
Next on the list was Robert York, Kenneth Kaufman, and Mark Grube's discussion of a regional study on the transformation from inpatient-centered care to an outpatient model focused on community-based care. This was followed by Susan Devore's commentary on changing health care trends and David Muhlestein's evaluation of accountable care organization growth.
Tim Jost is also listed four times for contributions to his Implementing Health Reform series on Medicaid asset rules, CMS letter to issuers, contraceptive coverage, and exchange and insurance market standards.
The full list appears below.Read the rest of this entry »


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The Bay Lights to Illuminate the San Francisco Waterfront, 3/5
Artist Leo Villareal is poised to transform the western span of the Bay Bridge into the largest LED light sculpture in the world. The Grand Lighting of The Bay Lights will happen on Tuesday, March 5, at 9 pm PT. Virtually anywhere in San Francisco, the Marin hills or the East Bay with a clear view of the north side of the western span of the bridge will provide a spectacular vantage point for this historic moment. A guide to public viewing spots and special offers is available at www.thebaylights.org.
The best view of the artist during the debut of his piece will be online. A one-hour webcast hosted by Lt. Governor Gavin Newsom will feature coverage of Villareal live from The Embarcadero, the Grand Lighting soundscape composed by James Healy and documentary footage of The Bay Lights in development. MediaOne will present the multi-camera webcast 8:30-9:30 pm PT on March 5 at www.thebaylights.org. The Grand Lighting webcast also will be archived on this website, which will stream live images of The Bay Lights nightly for the life of the piece.
The Bay Lights comprises 25,000 energy-efficient LEDs installed on the vertical suspension cables of the western span of the Bay Bridge. Measuring 1.8 miles long and more than 500 feet high, this piece of contemporary public art will remain on the bridge for two years.
To create The Bay Lights, Villareal, an internationally acclaimed light artist, viewed the Bay Bridge as his canvas. He synthesized patterns from waves in the San Francisco Bay, traffic, wind and the environment to complete his artistic vision using complex algorithms.
"Being able to create this monumental piece of public art that millions of people will see at no cost is a tremendous honor," says Villareal. "The Bay Lights celebrates light, art and technology in a new way."
The privately funded project cost $8 million-about $2 million are still needed in finishing funds. To give to The Bay Lights, visit www.thebaylights.org.
"It is a gift to the city that will generate much more than it costs," says Ben Davis, the catalyst of The Bay Lights. Conservative estimates show that The Bay Lights will add $97 million to the local economy.
Illuminode has created the commemorative interactive LED pendant for The Bay Lights. They will be presented formally at the private patron event at Hotel Vitale in honor of the Grand Lighting and will provide ongoing support to the fundraising effort. The Bay Lights pendants introduce an interactive element and feature sequences by Leo Villareal. Priced at $300 each, the pendants will be available at www.thebaylights.org starting March 6.
Art.com will offer 100 limited edition prints of James Ewing's photograph of The Bay Lights taken during the first testing session involving the entire western span. Available March 1 for $300, each print will be accompanied by a certificate of authenticity signed by Leo Villareal and a portion of proceeds will benefit The Bay Lights fundraising effort.


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For over 100 years, work and agriculture, as well as education, have been important at College of the Ozarks®. From its humble farm beginnings and early canning operations to today's student-run farms and student-produced smoked hams and other foods, "Hard Work U®," as the College is known, continues to serve the Ozarks in many ways.
Every part of your Dobyns dining experience includes work done by students.
Signature Smoked Tomato Soup $4.95
Vine-ripened tomatoes lightly smoked, with basil cream
Soup of the Day $4.95
Made from scratch daily
Shared Plates
Ham & Cheese Bruschetta $5.95
Crispy ham cured jowl with house-made ricotta cheese, fig and balsamic onion jam on focaccia bread sticks
Smoked Catfish Cakes $6.95
Catfish, onion, green and red bell peppers with crispy bread crumb coating served with smoked tomato tartar sauce and Carolina slaw
House Chips $5.95
Keeter potato chips, topped with bleu cheese cream, bacon, tomato and green onions
Pork Quesadilla $5.95
Pulled campus-raised smoked pork, caramelized onions, and Pepper Jack cheese, topped with barbecue drizzle. Served with Carolina Slaw
Chef's Platter $15.95
An assortment of house chips, pork quesadillas and bruschetta
House Harvest Salad $4.50
A blend of baby lettuces with sun-dried cranberries, toasted almonds and crumbled feta cheese with your choice of dressing
Caesar Side Salad $4.50
Crisp romaine lettuce, Parmesan cheese, toasted croutons and classic Caesar dressing
Caesar Salad Entrée $5.95
Your favorite salad in a larger size
Add grilled chicken $3.95
Spinach Salad with Pulled Smoked Chicken $12.95
Sliced strawberries, candied pecans, pickled red onions, Granny Smith apples, and warm sorghum vinaigrette
Chicken Fajita Salad $12.95
Pulled marinated chicken, onions and peppers sautéed with crisp greens, diced tomatoes, guacamole, black beans and corn
on crisp Southwest flatbread with salsa ranch dressing
Steak Salad $13.95
Seared strips of Prime rib with romaine lettuce mixed with creamy Caesar dressing topped with pickled red onions and croutons
Vegetable Garden Platter $12.50
Chilled assortment of grilled and steamed seasonal vegetables right from our garden (as available),
served with light lemon vinaigrette and Lavosh flatbread
Dressing Choices:
Campus Specialities: Pear Honey, Raspberry Shallot, Roasted Red Pepper (fat-free), Balsamic Herb
Traditional: Buttermilk Ranch, Blue Cheese, Thousand Island
Campus Features
Pork Pomodoro $17.95
Medallions of campus-raised pork, basted with pesto, garden-fresh tomatoes, and garlic. Served on Edwards Mill polenta
Pork Tenderloin Cutlet $18.95
Breaded medallions of pork sautéed golden brown topped with lemon caper butter sauce served with roasted garlic mashed potatoes
and garden vegetables
Blackened Rib Eye Steak $28.95
Marinated and blackened, aged rib eye steak. Served with roasted garlic mashed potatoes and garden vegetables
Top Sirloin Steak $21.95
Angus steak aged 21 days, hand-cut and grilled. Served with roasted garlic mashed potatoes and garden vegetables
Smoked Meatloaf $15.95
Ground chuck and pork with mushrooms blended with seasonings and smoked over hickory and topped with house made catsup served with loaded mashed potatoes and garden vegetables
Grilled Atlantic Salmon $22.95
Grilled salmon seasoned with Asian 5-spice, cloves, anise, cinnamon, Szechwan pepper and fennel. Served with buttered cabbage, onions and lemon scented Arugula
Brown Butter Catfish $16.95
Spice rubbed catfish with butternut squash, braised spinach, and toasted pumpkin seeds on a bed of campus polenta
Grilled Ham Steak $16.95
Bone-in ham steak grilled with spicy sorghum glaze, macaroni and cheese with garden green beans
Stuffed Moroccan Chicken $17.95
Chicken breast stuffed with roasted red peppers spinach, Feta cheese and caramelized onion spicy peanut sauce and cous cous
Rosemary Chicken $16.95
Grilled boneless chicken breast, basted with Dijon mustard and fresh rosemary served with spinach and whole grain pilaf and garden vegetable
Chicken Fried Steak $16.95
Southern style, with buttermilk and seasoned flour, black pepper gravy, garden green beans and loaded mashed potatoes
Now Featuring Our Fresh Made Pasta
Whole Wheat Rotini $15.95
Grilled chicken breast, artichokes, and tomatoes with pesto
Campus Carbonara $13.95
Hand-crafted angel hair pasta, Jones Dairy rich cream, campus ham, C of O bacon, peas, and Parmesan cheese
Artichoke and Spinach Lasagna $14.95
Layers of pasta and cheese with tomatoes, artichokes and spinach, finished with Pomodoro sauce
Beef Tip Pasta $16.95
Fettuccini pasta with sautéed beef tips, mushrooms, onions and garlic with a creamy beef gravy
Chocolate Caramel Flan Cake $5.75
Moist chocolate cake with a second layer of rich caramel custard flan
Missouri Gooey Butter Cake $5.75
The original recipe for the famous St. Louis treat
Old Fashion Coconut Cream Pie $5.75
Cream pies are our specialty
Sour Cream Fruit Cobbler $5.75
A classic cobbler with a sour cream, blackberry and peach filling
Raspberry White Chocolate Bread Pudding $5.75
A classic bread pudding served with our house-made anglaise
Cheesecake in a Campus Jelly Jar $5.75
Cheese cake and homemade strawberry topping
Layered upside-down and baked in a Mason jar
Add C of O handcrafted Vanilla Bean Ice Cream to any of our desserts for $2.50


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Not many details had been known about Rani Mukherjee and Aditya Chopra's wedding except that the couple wedded in the countryside of Italy in the attendance of close family members and friends and that the newly married couple wore designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee's creations on all the eve
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Uday Chopra is newly married Rani Mukherjee's brother-in-law and in this way a relationship of Bhabhi and Devar has been established which is also a relationship of fun and jokes. Aditya Chopra married to Rani Mukherjee in a private ceremony in Italy on April 21st and Uday welcomed Bha
After having a secret fairy tale wedding in the exotic location of Italy on April 21st, newly wedded Rani Mukherjee and Aditya Chopra will be heading to Shirdi to seek the blessings of Sai Baba. Rani is an ardent follower of Shirdi Sai and she visits Shirdi very often and now that she has embarke